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Iran Urges Trump Not to Repeat June 'Mistake,' Claims Readiness for Diplomacy
Iran warned President Trump against repeating a past 'mistake' from June, stating Tehran is prepared for diplomacy amid rising tensions. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) declared it is at peak defensive readiness.
Iran's judiciary head signaled further crackdowns on protesters.
Trump Claims US Can't Rely on Denmark for Greenland Defense Against Russia and China
President Trump stated the US needs Greenland for national security, warning Russia and China would move in if the US doesn't, doubting Denmark's ability to defend it. French President Macron warned of 'unprecedented cascading consequences' for any sovereignty violation.
Greenland's PM emphasized choosing Denmark over the US.
G7 Condemns Iran's 'Deliberate Use of Violence' Against Protesters
G7 nations condemned Iran's killing of protesters and expressed readiness for additional measures if crackdowns continue. European Parliament President called for increased pressure on the Iranian regime.
Thousands reportedly killed in violent protests, with internet access cut off.
US Pauses Immigrant Visa Processing for Nationals of 75 Countries
The US State Department confirmed pausing visa processing for nationals from 75 countries amid an immigration crackdown. This move aligns with broader Trump administration policies.
Details on affected countries and duration remain unspecified.
US Launches $11 Billion Global Health Initiative Replacing USAID
Trump administration launched a $11 billion initiative to replace USAID, delivering aid directly to foreign governments and health institutions. This shifts from traditional multilateral aid structures.
Media reports highlight the major policy change.
Syrian Army Deploys Reinforcements Near Aleppo Amid Tensions with YPG/SDF
Syrian Army sent additional forces to eastern Aleppo countryside due to rising tensions with YPG/SDF and regime remnants. A kamikaze drone struck a government building in Aleppo during a conference.
Ceasefire was declared but clashes persist.